Memoirs
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I was given charge of the collection of the rents from the company's real estate, and the general manage- ment of this department soon fell to my lot.
About this time Mr. George Read, a native of New York, became cashier of the bank. He was one of the most inconsistent of men, exceedingly selfish and pompous, yet possessed of good manners, quick and accurate perceptions, and well informed on a great many subjects. Being older, he assumed a fatherly interest in me and gave me good advice ; but u...nfor- tunately his example was questionable, and the result was a contempt on my part for both his example and advice. Read was very socially inclined, and, owing to his position and tact, had access to the best society in the city. We frequently made social calls together.
68 On Sundays we took long rambles over the hills toward the Presidio. We also used to visit an old French gardener named Caude, whose flower-garden occupied a portion of the hundred-vara lot on the southwest corner of Market and Fourth streets, the property of a Captain Merrill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was given charge of the collection of the rents from the company's real estate, and the general manage- ment of this department soon fell to my lot.
About this time Mr. George Read, a native of New York, became cashier of the bank. He was one of the most inconsistent of men, exceedingly selfish and pompous, yet possessed of good manners, quick and accurate perceptions, and well informed on a great many subjects. Being older, he assumed a fatherly interest in me and gave me good advice ; but u...nfor- tunately his example was questionable, and the result was a contempt on my part for both his example and advice. Read was very socially inclined, and, owing to his position and tact, had access to the best society in the city. We frequently made social calls together.
68 On Sundays we took long rambles over the hills toward the Presidio. We also used to visit an old French gardener named Caude, whose flower-garden occupied a portion of the hundred-vara lot on the southwest corner of Market and Fourth streets, the property of a Captain Merrill.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosqui, Edward, 1832-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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